National Republican., 1887-04-16
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

LONDON NEWS. Illustrated. March TO-.
London: sixpence. Publishers.
With many and superb illustrations and
reading matter on many subjects, including
news, this journal is very desirable. The
strange foreign life given here, both by
picture and pen, will be attractive to plain,
prosy Americans, as all Of us, comparatively,
are.
BOSTON MONDAY LECTURES BY Joseph
Cook; Delivered in the fremont Temple,
March 2S. 10 cents. Boston; Rand-Ayery
Co. Publishers
An interesting and thoughtful produc-
ton. Goods Bliss" fine hymn by Joseph
Cook, is the introduction, then the Pre-
lude; Perjury and Disloyalty among Nor
mons;n "Woman's Work for Woman in
India" with an address by an Indian
widow, Pundita Ramabai; finally, the
"Lecture: New Political Outgrowths Of
Christianity"
We agree generally with the ideas of the
speaker, especially with one: All women
should vote.
THE ILLUSTRATED NEWS. Apr o. 8 cents,
$3.50 year. Cincinnati: News Publishing
Company, Race and Sixth streets. Pub.
fishers.
stories, melodious In poems, alive in news,
sprightly and sensible in the editorial de-
partment. The three choice illustrations
are "Madonna Della Sedia," from the
painting by Rafael, "a Floral Love Let
ter" stately young lady interpreting
bouquet, and "The Women at the Sepul.
cher" an angel pointing the vacant tomb.
The other drawings present street scenes In
Birmingham, Ala
NASHVILLE JOURNAL OF MEDICINE AND
SURGERY. April. G. s. BRIGGS, NJ. D.,
editor. 81 year. Nashville, Tenn. Hass.
lock Il Ambrose, 122 Church street. Pub
fishers.
or great value to physicians and surgeons
and consequently to all good people who
may at any time become their patients. An
original communication, by DR.. j. r. Har-
well, on "Medical Bills and How to Collect
Them" should be studied by all the pro-
fession, 80 excellent is its advice, so
fine Its train of thought. Believing
owns @ pas.ago we "rhysicisus sNsssis the should tS
be thoroughly systematic In the presenta.
tion OF bills. We should adopt strict
rules, and stick to them as closely as vary
Ing circumstances will allow. A good rule |
Is to present bills ON the first of each month,
Business men do SO, and why not doctors
PRESENT your bills, as a rule, early, for |
health is isungdtefm. An old physician, who |
had grown rich by the practice of medicine |
while his professional neighbors were poor, |
was asket the secret of his financial success
He replied: Il always present my bills while |
their gills are pale."
FRANK LEsLIE'S ILLUSTRATED SUNDAY |
MAGAZINE, May. 20 cents; $3.50 a year.
Mrs Frank Leslie, New York, 53, So, 81 Park
place. Publisher.
We turn the pages lingeringly. The
many and beautiful engravings detain us.
Each one is study, is deep with
thought, "a Winter Poem," frontls
piece, represents two young women,
Ing, skating; IDENTIFY eolored. Interior
scenes, landscapes, figures, portraits,
marine views, birds-what variety, and
what charm Poems, stories, historical
sketches, biographies, accounts of travel,
anu miscellaneous articles compose the
eVer-pleasing, ever instructive text. A
great ana useful work, important to each
inuiViuual' ana eminently to every family.
THE AMERICAN MUSICIAN. Aprll O. 10
cents VI a year. New York; American
Musician Company, 1886 Broadway. pub
fishers.
To the muslcal-mlnded this journal must
be precious. Not only news of the melo-
dtous art from every portion of the world,
but many valuable paper Is presented,
such ms "On Orchestral Pianlssmos by
Stringet instrumental "Opera In Eng
lish," sc.
III. nlSt page bears a fine portrait of
David Wallis Reeves, the leader of the
celebrated American band, OF Providence,
X, l, After awhile beams forth the face